WMN is a coworking space for entrepreneurial women and start-ups, a meeting of inspiration and action that leads the business world. In Israel, in general, and in Tel Aviv in particular, there are thousands of women entrepreneurs, start-ups and entrepreneurs who run businesses from home, but there is currently no coworking space for women. WMN is a social project designed to be a physical and professional home for these women and to create an ecosystem for the female entrepreneurial community in Tel Aviv. The site will serve as a meeting place for professionals in the field, meetings, forums, events, conferences and social activities for the community. Its goal is to stimulate social discourse on the unique challenges facing women, to provide a platform for businesses / suppliers / solutions suited to entrepreneurial women, and to promote the concept of "entrepreneurial women leading change in the community". The project was made possible thanks to the support of Atarim and WIX and in cooperation with the Tel Aviv Municipality. The space will be located at the East Fair in the north of Tel Aviv Port, and there will be private and shared work areas, a living room and creative spaces, meeting rooms and relevant equipment. In the first stage, an annual plan for the MEMBERSHIP program will be implemented, which will involve a symbolic monthly fee, as well as professional accompaniment and mentors.
WMN is a coworking space for entrepreneurial women and start-ups, a meeting of inspiration and action that leads the business world. The goal of the place is to create a place where women can break forward and lead a business, to be part of a supportive community that enables synergy and helps overcome the obstacles and difficulties that face them in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The start-up nation - not a closed men's club
Entrepreneur Merav Oren launches WMN - a work area that receives only start-ups in which at least one woman has a key role
Meirav Oren is a guest at Star Am Grind and tells about WMN
To the full article at Startup Grind
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